Spice up Windows: replace it with Linux; part 1
In my previous post I've stated that I'd like to help people to spice up their system by moving from Windows to Linux. But we all know that it cannot be done in an instant. I will explain step by step how are we going to do this so it will be easy for anyone to follow.
We will do it in 5 following steps:
1. Spicing up:Internet applications
2. Spicing up: Multimedia applications
3. Spicing up: Office/Production applications
4. Spicing up: Windows (by replacing with Linux)
5. Play!
So, let's get started!
This time I'm going to explain how to perform step 1 - Spicing up: Internet applications
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